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Why didn’t the results come out even when I imitated a pro?

Same methods as professionals, the same indicators, the same time frame. This is a serialized explanation of why the results still did not come, based on years of trial and error. The reason I couldn't win was not the “method,” but the lack of judgment, emotions, and structure. Based on the real experience of someone who felt the limits of discretion, I will sequentially organize the “ways of thinking to stay uncompromised.”

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“The moment you try to take it back, the match is already over.”

A loss is not the problem.

The problem is what happens after you lose.

I want to make up for it.

I want to recover it quickly.

That impatience

gives rise to trades that you wouldn’t normally make.

The market has no emotions.

But people do.

That’s why you design it.

If you suffer a losing streak, stop.

If you get too heated, step away.

Rules aren’t to win.

They exist to prevent you from breaking.

Look at the environment where you release judgment

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